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Whether you’re pulling-up or pulling-down, there’s no need to frown! With the PUD HAT from ModMyPi, adding multiple pull-up or pull-down resistors to your Raspberry Pi project is...

A transistor that will allow other items to be switched where the micro:bit would not be able to. Items such as motors, larger speakers, relays and so forth, up to 1A total load. A current limiting...

A small microphone with amplifier & threshold setting. It can detect when sound reaches a certain level. It can not detect a particular frequency and there is no support in the...

Provides a variable voltage to an analog input via a twist knob – a volume control if you will. Can be used for any application where a user input across an analog range is required – for...

A type of buzzer – it has to be driven by a pulsed output. It’s tuned for around 2kHz when it will be at its loudest but will produce a tone across a wide range of frequencies. In the...

Good for detecting boxes, drawers or doors being opened and much more. The black lead goes on GND, the red lead goes on 3v and the other lead goes on 0, 1, or 2. This item is...

An external light sensor for all your light sensing needs. The black lead goes on GND, the red lead goes on 3v and the other lead goes on 0, 1, or 2. This item is polarity sensitive, the...

A standard 3.5mm stereo headphone adapter to two crocodile clips for Micro:bit This won’t give you stereo, but it does play in both ears! The black lead goes on GND, the green lead goes on 0...

A simple buzzer with transistor that can be powered by the micro:bit. Costs more than a headphone adapter but far less than the mini-speaker – its best use is to act as a sounder for an...